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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 9, 1986 Wagg - McDermott - Panabaker Funeral Home Kindness - Courtesy - Economy We are bonded for your security. MEMBER Pre-arrangement & Cremation information Serving Port Perry & Surrounding Districts with Distinctive Service SAME LOCATION FOR OVER 75 YEARS Seto 985-2171 Mma GREYSTONE . EQUESTRIAN CENTRE R.R. 2, SHIRLEY ROAD -- PORT PERRY Welcome to Greystone & The King's Plate Lounge (licensed) EVERY SUNDAY - SUPER SPECIAL BUFFET 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! Regular Luncheon Menu plus daily luncheon specials. Superb Dinner Menu - Wednesday thru Saturday Call ahead for Reservations ... 985-9711 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC -- EVERYONE WELCOME Reserve now for your Christmas Party, Banquet, Wedding or Special function. SENIOR CITIZENS ... 10% DISCOUNT (Monday to Friday) 24,000 pounds of fruit A record y Twenty-four thousand pounds of fruit! That's how much oranges, . grapefruits and clementines were rolled off a truck from Florida for the eighth annual citrus fruit fun- draising campaign for P.P.H.S. Music Department. : "It's was a record year!' pro- claimed music teacher Charles White as the campaign drew to a close Friday morning. Mr. White credited the success of the sale to the quality of the fruit, saying 'It's been really good this year. And the addition of the clementines has really helped." Helped may be an understate- ment. Thirty percent of the fruit sold this year were Clementines and Mr. White expects that figure to double next year. The campaign is run by the entire Music Department and has been us- ed in the past to pay for bussing and "extras" or special items such as an electric piano, and sound systems. This year, Mr. White says, the funds raised will be put towards a down payment on a set of tympani drums, worth about $5500. Thanks to the success of the citrus campaign, $3,800 was realized, enough, Mr. White says, for a "good down payment." Without the fundraising cam- paigns, buying such equipment isn't out of the question but is more difficult. "It would sure take a good chunk from the budget," Mr. White pointed out. "There wouldn't be room for anything else." Bh Music students had three weeks to sell orders for the fruit, which was picked up by the buyers on Friday. \ \ Th : nN AREA This 30" wide linen closet contains 4 deep wire ventilated shelves SA. "g°= Call for FREE IN-HOME CONSULTATION JEAN department! Students came up with more money than ever dur- ing the annual citrus fruit drive and nobody was happier about X ear for citrus! It was a record year for the Port Perry High School music it than tuba player Rob Jamieson, 16. See story for details. NS ~~ 2 tier--- 3' shoe rack About 8 feet of hanging shelves for upper and lower storage of garments sg 592 (SPACE AGE SHELVING) 80 Thickson Rd. 8. [Thickson Place at Hwy. 2) WHITBY -- -- 430-1636 OPEN TIL 9:00 P.M. Thursday & Friday